Feature Request: i18n support

[scholar7r]

Terminal theme is really good, but i18n can make this theme more popular.

Yes! We need i18n!

[panr]

Hey, @scholar7r! i18n is supported since it's Hugo's "native" feature. If you mean that I should replace language variables from config file, then yes. I should, and will soon ;-)

[scholar7r]

Oops...

I was trying to find out i18n folder but got nothing here. So I didn't check the configuration file.

It's really a cool theme that I have seen. When I have time I have to make it as my hugo site theme.

[sardarms]

@panr regarding the i18n support, what I have realised is that stating language does not change the date in the local language. For that I have to change the following code:

{{- .Date.Format "2006-01-02" -}}

into this code:

{{- .Date | time.Format ":date_medium" -}}

I have to do this everywhere i.e. list, default, terms, etc.

For reference you can see it here - https://gohugo.io/content-management/multilingual/#dates

Can you please take a look and update the files if required?

[KatieTheDev]

In issue #493 I have made a suggestion I believe to be in a similar vein - I would like to make timestamps more customizable. I have set up my site to have timestamps with the {{- .Date | time.Format ":time_long" -}} function of Hugo. If you like, I would be happy to incorporate your feature into a potential PR if the community is interested in these features.

[KatieTheDev]

@panr regarding the i18n support, what I have realised is that stating language does not change the date in the local language. For that I have to change the following code:

{{- .Date.Format "2006-01-02" -}}

into this code:

{{- .Date | time.Format ":date_medium" -}}

I have to do this everywhere i.e. list, default, terms, etc.

For reference you can see it here - https://gohugo.io/content-management/multilingual/#dates

Can you please take a look and update the files if required?

Sorry, meant to post my above reply in reference to this comment.

[KatieTheDev]

regarding the i18n support, what I have realised is that stating language does not change the date in the local language. For that I have to change the following code:

{{- .Date.Format "2006-01-02" -}}

into this code:

{{- .Date | time.Format ":date_medium" -}}

I have to do this everywhere i.e. list, default, terms, etc.

For reference you can see it here - https://gohugo.io/content-management/multilingual/#dates

Can you please take a look and update the files if required?

@sardarms I have implemented this in PR #494. Please leave any feedback on my implementation in the PR.